Rain and Snow for the Pacific Northwest - 10-27-2026 to 10-31-2026

US Extended — Prepare for a mix of rain and snow in the Pacific Northwest, with some rain possibly reaching the Rockies and the Midwest. To the east, we'll have warmer temperatures spreading across the central and eastern U.S. Keep an eye on thunderstorms in the southern Plains, while the West Coast may see some rain by the end of the week.

Rain and Snow in the Northwest

Seattle, WA and the Pacific Northwest will see rain and snow starting Tuesday, moving into the northern Rockies and spreading over the Upper Midwest through the week. The snow could reach lower elevations in the northern Plains as well.

Warm Temperatures in the East

The eastern half of the U.S., including Chicago, IL and New York, NY, will enjoy warmer than average temperatures due to a high-pressure system. Temperatures in the 70s should reach as far north as the Ohio Valley and Mid-Mississippi Valley.

Showers and Storms in the South

Parts of the southern and central Plains like Dallas, TX and Oklahoma City, OK may experience rounds of rain and thunderstorms during the week, with rain totals increasing later in the week.

Possible Wet Weather in the West

A deepening trough in the West may bring some rain to California and the Great Basin by week's end. The details are still a bit uncertain, but we'll keep you updated.

Florida Showers

The east coast of Florida may see some showers and thunderstorms as a front stalls just south of the region.

Cooler in the West

The western U.S., including San Francisco, CA and Denver, CO, will generally see near to slightly below average temperatures next week.